Re: Significant Dons Trust update : Fri Mar 12, 2021 12:33 pm  

The club didn't state which ground those prices were for, just that they were the 2021 prices. As such, I'd expect them to apply at whichever ground( s) is/are used before the probable shift to Wimbledon.

Re: Significant Dons Trust update : Fri Mar 12, 2021 12:41 pm  

Hockley Bronco wrote:

Any info on parking at Rosslyn Park or Richmond gratefully received!

Not sure about Rosslyn Park, but Richmond has a large car park just the other side of the A316 and some onsite parking.

Re: Significant Dons Trust update : Fri Mar 12, 2021 4:52 pm  

Rosslyn Park is bounded on 2 sides by South Circular & Roehampton Lane so no parking there & Priory Lane entry to Richmond Park is on a 3rd side. No idea about street parking in Roehampton or the other side of A205.

Re: Significant Dons Trust update : Fri Mar 12, 2021 5:02 pm  

Thanks both.

Re: Significant Dons Trust update : Fri Mar 12, 2021 5:20 pm  

Beginning to sound like a Sherlock Holmes mystery,
London Broncos & the hard to park grounds.

Re: Significant Dons Trust update : Fri Mar 12, 2021 5:43 pm  

Deadcowboys1 wrote:

Beginning to sound like a Sherlock Holmes mystery,
London Broncos & the hard to park grounds.

This is a concern however... London does not have 1 football or 1 RU team, so the people who support the football teams will probably live locally (ie I bet most Fulham supports come from around Fulham, same for QPR, Brentford, Wimbledon etc Chelsea fans flying in from Moscow), so parking probably not a problem owing to local fanbase.

Broncos don't have a local fanbase and keep moving so can't establish one, this then means when they move it loses them support. It also means parking becomes more of an issue for Broncos fans, as with the club keep moving, its almost like every game is "away" considering travel time to get to the ground...

I'll bet most Skolars fans live closer to the Skolars than Broncos fans to the broncos

Re: Significant Dons Trust update : Fri Mar 12, 2021 6:19 pm  

Fulham fans haven't been able to afford to live in SW6 for decades. 2 Season Ticket holders next to me come from Reading & Norwich.

Anyone else think the bit in the club statement about lavishing praise on community owned & run AFC was a bit contrary to their apparent view of LBSA & their aim?

Re: Significant Dons Trust update : Fri Mar 12, 2021 6:38 pm  

Without doubt, Broncos fans travel from afar, to attend home games.

Re: Significant Dons Trust update : Fri Mar 12, 2021 6:52 pm  

I cant help but wonder why the club think this is a good move. Its a backward move. At the moment the Team are not SL standard, they are mostly young guns with a good future ahead biut not this season or possibly next. Prices hiked for season tickets and walk ups, no ground to start the season or to get into even if fans can be admitted. No advance information where we will be playing. No car parking for all those fans who do not have good mobility. On top of this leaving behind the massive amount of work done by the community team AGAIN. Possibly no hospitality for fans. Forward step I think not it would appear someone in the know has made a massive error . My fear is this could finish the club I do hope and pray I am wrong but I am aware of a number of fans that are not / cannot go to Wimbledon due to one or all of the above reasons. There is one thing that stands above everything and possibly the only assets London Nomads have and that is Danny Ward and Jamie Langley lets hope they are not as disillusioned as the fans

Re: Significant Dons Trust update : Fri Mar 12, 2021 9:18 pm  

Interesting that Wimbledon fans are consulted (quite rightly since the fans trust owns the ground) but Broncos fans are told virtually nothing.